I've driven past this place several times and finally stopped in. Worth the trip from OP. Very cool…read morehonky tonk type bar with a very nice bartender. Gave us a little history on the place while serving up cold beers and good drinks.

This spot is a LEGEND! Good folks...Low cost...Unique -friendly Local crowdread more

Tall Trellis is an awesome family friendly brewery. They're frequently busy but they have a large…read morespace and a big parking lot. They have a large patio area where dogs and kids can play and run around (leased dogs, not the kids ). They have a stage outside and lots of individual seating and picnic tables. They have one of the best brewery patios in KC. The indoor space is also fairly large and they do have a room that can be rented for private events. And this year, they added an outdoor tent so you don't have to freeze but can still be outside. They have a few TVs for sports ball watching. Service is always fanatic. Despite being busy, they're always clean. They do offer food-tacos, pizzas, kids menu. I've not tried any but I always see people ordering so it must be pretty good. It's a brewery so obviously they have beer, but they also have nonalcoholic beverages and wine. I stick to the beer. My favorites are alway the stouts. They remind me of simpler old school stouts that aren't sweet and heavy. They have live music and other events so make sure to follow their social media and definitely check them out!

Really cool local bar/restaurant I'm not a beer drinker so I can't speak on the beer and I know…read morethat's what they're known for and the food is pretty decent but honestly what I enjoy most how close it is to my house and all the outdoor seating it's just a nice place to go sit outside and enjoy a drink.

Great food, amazing beer & fun random location. We will totally be back! Wings were good & not…read moreovercooked! We need to try more menu items like the sausage schnitzel and the not fried fish tacos! Pizzas sound fun & we'd really like to try them soon. We'll be back!

Stopped in on a Saturday for Lunch. This time around I tried the Ruben Pizza. Okay first of I am…read morenot a huge fan of the Ruben but... This pizza was amazing!! All of the ingredients worked well with each other and nothing was over powering the other. With Good service, Good beer and Good food what is not to Love!!!

I felt the food was good and service was good A little on…read morethe higher price for burgers, but not too out of line. My main complaint was after getting the check for a $350 bill, a credit card fee of 3% was added. I understand resturants pay this fee, but that has long been built into pricing and they have the advantage of not having to deal with cash. Not to mention studies that people spend more when they use credit. We probably won't go back.

We stared off with the JALAPEÑO BRISKET SAUSAGE & FRIED PICKLES, which are Jalapeño-brisket sausage…read morebites paired with our irresistible fried pickles and maple-aioli dipping sauce. We also went with the ONION RING TOWER which consists of onion rings served with ranch or Cajun horseradish dipping sauce. The Cajun is the way to go. Next we the wings, which have a wide variety of sauce options, we went with, MANGO HABANERO which is a very Tangy-sweet with a habanero heat, and the HELL'S FURY which is enough ghost peppers to blow your top. Flaming hot to say the least and not for the faint of heart. I selected the JALAPEÑO CREAM CHEESE Burger, which is a prime Wagyu beef patty topped with jalapeño cream cheese spread, peppered bacon, and pepper jack cheese on a brioche bun. It was moist cooked just right with a light sear. Perfection.My wife opted for the SICKIES BURGER which is a burger topped with Peppered bacon, fried egg, pulled pork, BBQ sauce, and American cheese, topped with onion rings and a splash of hot sauce. We conclude with one of their shakes, and they have several options to choose from, Banana, Butterscotch, Chocolate, Coffee, Oreo®, Raspberry, Strawberry, and Vanilla. I went with the Raspberry and my wife sent with the Oreo. Both were very filling. The staff is very accommodating and attentive that matched with a 1950s dinner vibe, it is a relaxing welcoming environment and this both enjoyable and comfortable. If you are thur the area you are sure to come away full. Highly recommend this place, it will not disappoint.

Loved hanging out at this place while listening to music! The atmosphere is clean and the place…read moreappears well taken care of. There is a whole fridge of beers, seltzers, and mixed drinks along with a through menu of drinks as well. The night I went, they had slushies too. One of my favorite parts was listening to the live music they had playing. A local band called the manhattan project played music while they had a football team playing. There was lots of do and see! One thing they offer, if the music is too loud, is an outdoor area attached to the back. There is seating and lights in a fenced off area that provides privacy and quiet. Highly recommend this place

Soo the best salad I've had in a while is from a brewery?? The Tuscany salad is awesome and has no…read moreshortage of toppings. The pizza and bread sticks are also great (and in my opinion better than some pizza joints). Good beer good food good people... happy to have Transport in Gardner and that it's doing well.

Had a craving for a chicken sandwich and came upon this restaurant near me…read more In the heart of Westport, a bar with a vast selection of beer to offer in addition to food menu. Rustic aesthetic- wood floors, bench seating, table and metal chairs along with a bar seating facing the kitchen and front window Nashville Hot chicken was firrrrah! Huge piece of chicken and good ol fries. It was very delectable, juicy & seasoned, along with fresh lettuce & tomato.

We dropped into Beer Kitchen on Mother's Day for a brunch after learning that the Westport Cafe had…read moreits reservation book slammed for a month and was searching for an alternative. The service manager saw us eyeballing the menu on the board and answered out questions, then invited us in. My family of four was sat in a booth in the middle of the restaurant with good visibility around the entire establishment. Ambiance was good, considering that its not inherently a family place. Old tap pulls adorn the ceiling and the light is just bright enough to not strain your eyes, but not so bright that there is glare off every surface. I ordered a cowboy coffee (espresso with tequila, very interesting) and a waffle smash burger sandwich. The table got fries as an appetizer and some kind of fried donut thing that I could have sworn was a Zeppole. As always, let's start with what was good... The appetizers were very good. The dips on the fries were both amazingly good. So much so that I used them on my side of fries after the kids ate all the ones in the basket. The waffle smash burger had a good flavor considering I had never paired a waffle with beef. Prices were agreeable for Westport, but its Westport so there is a slight premium. Servers were pretty much everywhere, so it was never too long for any request we had to be taken care of. On the flip side of that, there was a server doing side work dead center of the restaurant which was kind of awkward. I am used to seeing side work done in somewhere inconspicuous so it was just a little odd, but not off putting. Now let's look at the things that could be better... The dipping sauces for the Zeppole were not thick enough to actually stick to the delicious treat. The berry sauce really needed to be reduced further because it was too thin by far. Delicious, but thin. My waffle for the smashburger sandwich was too oily by far. I think this may have been an intentional choice considering that the waffle serves as the "bun" for the sandwich and maybe the oil was an attempt to keep the juice from the burger and the sauces from turning the waffle into mush. It worked... but it did take away from the flavor by obscuring the taste of the waffle itself. My egg was cooked to specification, so that's a win, but my partner's egg was overcooked. Consistency! Very important and yet not guaranteed, I think. The biggest problem I have with the brunch at Beer Kitchen though isn't the food, but the menu itself. There is not any way to construct a decently priced "simple breakfast." If you're not that hungry, or adventurous, you may find the menu difficult to contend with. I would consider adding something like "the Oldtimer" and have it be two eggs, a meat, toast, and fruit. Price it at 13.99 and leave it alone. Overall, the Beer Kitchen is a nice little brunch spot. So much so that we intend on making it a semi-frequent stop for us on days when the kids want to venture down towards the Plaza. 4 stars. Has room for improvement but is a solid experience for what you pay.

I have been here many, many years ago. This being a private club I was a guest of a friend that…read moreworked there. This is a great hangout dive bar!! During the summer times this is a great "biker bar" Staff is friendly and the music the DJ was playing was good.

Excellent bar and grill in sharenville oh, great Buffalo chicken egg rolls, yes egg rolls. But…read morethere's other options as well. Service was good but they go through bar tenders like no tomorrow. Casual dress and a good place to watch sports. A favorite of the locals. Good cold beer.

Nice, laid back atmosphere and friendly service! I went for the first time with a group of friends…read moreand we had a great time. They have a good variety of beer plus cocktails and a mocktail that sounded delicious. I'm not a big beer drinker, so I ordered Dreams in Pink cocktail which I enjoyed. It started off slow, but as the evening went on, more people came and it did not stay empty long! It's not a large space but even with a lot of people it never felt too crowded. They have board games which is always a bonus. They offer snacks but I appreciated that they allow food from the outside, so we were able to order dinner near by and bring it in.

Great cozy spot in downtown Bonner Springs, so close to home! They have beers, cocktails, snacks…read moreand a great space to meet your friends. They also do takeaway bevies when the city has street fairs and events if you want to walk and shop with a brew! I enjoy their beers a little more each time we stop in. Check 'em out!

FPO and I were holoholoing on a fall Sunday. We tried a winery first but weren't entirely…read moreimpressed. Yelping we found Broken Hatchet Brewery. A nice place on Main Street, they have a nice variety of house brewed beers, a red and white option for wines, indoor corn hole, and a number of screens to watch the games. For food they've got Pizza Tascio pizza by the slice. (Very tasty!) Friendly and knowledgeable staff, it's a nice place to hang out. A little off the beaten path for us, it's still a great find.

The service was great and they did a good job of explaining the flights and the different options…read more We had several different kinds of beers and somewhere more to taste and we're not so that's a great thing about flights. They were very generous with their pores so I will give them a lot of credit on that as you can look at the pictures, the ambience was simple but yet sophisticated so yeah it overall would be a great time to have a party like other people were having there or just a great place to just go have a pint on your way to somewhere else. Highly recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

I've been around to a couple places and had some chilaquiles before but let me say these are some…read moreof the best and maybe my go-to order for breakfast (other than the chefs special ifykyk)!

On a recommendation I tried the breakfast here at Tumbleweed. The burrito was full of egg, plenty…read moreof bacon ,cheese, and potatoes. Tasted fresh and came out hot. Waitress was friendly and attentive. Place is clean, family friendly and my new breakfast go to. Lots of parking. It was so good I had to bring the wife and sister in law the next day!